richard hundhausen the vision sunset pre-game operations work management, coding, building, testing
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Would You, Could You with TFSDEV271-INT
Richard HundhausenPresident, AccentientVS ALM MVP, RD
Richard Hundhausen
President of AccentientFrom Boise, IdahoMicrosoft Regional Director Microsoft MVP (Visual Studio ALM)Author of Professional Scrum Developer [email protected]
@rhundhausen
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Application Lifecycle Management
The Vision
SunsetPre-Game
Operations
Work Management, Coding, Building, Testing
ALM Using Team Foundation Server
The Vision
SunsetPre-Game
Operations
Work Management, Coding, Building, Testing
Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010
Work Management, Coding, Building, Testing
The Myths
“TFS doesn’t support Agile teams”
“TFS doesn’t handle formal requirements”
“TFS is only for developers and testers”
“TFS does not work well with Eclipse”
“TFS can only build a product, not release it”
The Mythbusters
“TFS doesn’t support Agile teams”
“TFS doesn’t handle formal requirements”
“TFS is only for developers and testers”
“TFS does not work well with Eclipse”
“TFS can only build a product, not release it”
Urban Turtle
inteGREAT
TeamCompanion
Tasktop
InRelease
Myth #1
“TFS doesn’t support Agile teams”
Urban Turtle
Urban Turtle is the premier Scrum tool for Microsoft TFS
Urban Turtle is developed by Pyxis Technologies:10 years of Agility
50 coaching mandates
1,500 certified ScrumMasters
http://urbanturtle.com
Urban Turtle
Agile project managementBacklog grooming and prioritizationSprint planningDay to day tasks tracking
Targets all team memberNon-technical
Requirements expert (Product Owner),Facilitator and agile coach (ScrumMaster)Development manager
TechnicalDeveloper
http://urbanturtle.com
Urban Turtle
Seamlessly integrates with TFS Web Access Planning BoardTask Board
Works with any TFS templateVisual Studio Scrum v1MSF Agile v5Scrum for Team System v3Add your own custom process template
DEMO …http://urbanturtle.com
Myth #2
“TFS doesn’t handle formal requirements”
What is inteGREAT?
A Knowledge Management Platform for Requirements Development
http://edevtech.com
Allows you to Integrate Your Knowledge
Knowledge is the True Origin of Requirements
http://edevtech.com
Allows you to Repurpose Knowledge
http://edevtech.com
The inteGREAT Platform
DEMO …http://edevtech.com
Myth #3
“TFS is only for developers and testers”
What is TeamCompanion?
Outlook• Emails• Appointments• Reminders• Tasks
TFS• Work Items• Work Item Queries• Reports• Builds• Documents
The Best TFS Client for Outlook
http://teamcompanion.com
TeamCompanion 4.0
Runs inside OutlookGreat for non-technicalusers (PMs, BAs, andstakeholders)Great for power usersbecause it supportseverything in VS (+ more)
Powerful hierarchiesIntegrated work item formOne click “Add”One click “Done”
http://teamcompanion.com
TeamCompanion 4.0
Offline work item managementEdit work items and work itemhierarchiesSave, Publish, Undoeg. Adding an Epic
SearchFull text Custom expressions eg. [Remaining work]>4
http://teamcompanion.com
TeamCompanion 4.0
Agile Project Management Pick, order, trackVia drag and drop
Backlog Prioritization Sprint Planning
Check for overloaded resources
Sprint Progress Track (via Burndown)
DEMO …http://teamcompanion.com
Myth #4
“TFS does not work well with Eclipse”
Technologies
Created the most widely used ALM integration platformLead top level Eclipse Mylyn project1 million downloads / month
Global leaders in ALM interoperability50+ integrations
Innovation and delivery partners for:IBM – helped author OSLC standardVMware - Code2Cloud and SpringSource Tool SuiteHP - Developer ToolsMicrosoft – Windows 7 Eclipse integration
Eclipse Foundation Board of Directorshttp://tasktop.com
Enterprise
Commercial solution extends Eclipse Mylyn project50+ ALM integrations including Microsoft TFSSupports Visual Studio and EclipseAward-winning, high-fidelity integrations between TFS and:
Issue TrackersSource Code Management (SCM) toolsBuild Management toolsContinuous Integration toolsQuality Assurance SolutionsProject and Portfolio Management Tools
http://tasktop.com
Application Lifecycle Management
Agile EnterpriseOpen Source
IBM Rational Team Concert
HP Quality Center
Microsoft TFS
Rally
Perforce
…
ThoughtWorks
VersionOne
Bugzilla
Hudson
Git
Subversion
… …
’s TFS Connector
Access TFS work items from Mylyn task list within EclipseSupports offline access
Deep integration builds on Team Explorer EverywhereTask-focused desktop drives 50-100% productivity gains
DEMO …http://tasktop.com
Myth #5
“TFS can only build a product, not release it”
InRelease
Reduces the complexity, cost, and risks of release managementAutomate the release processAllows the team to deploy their application to the targeted environment at the click of a buttonSupported by a fully automated workflow
Business approvals trigger deployments to the next stage of the release cycle
http://incyclesoftware.com
Push, Pull or Automated – You Choose
Whether a tester is self-servicing a release from a given label, a developer is releasing the latest build or the team is using continuous deployment, InRelease provides the integration to TFS that supports all these scenarios
DEMO …http://incyclesoftware.com
Summary: The Myths and The Mythbusters
“TFS doesn’t support Agile teams”
“TFS doesn’t handle formal requirements”
“TFS is only for developers and testers”
“TFS does not work well with Eclipse”
“TFS can only build a product, not release it”
Urban Turtle
inteGREAT
TeamCompanion
Tasktop
InRelease
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